Jonathan Olsberg joined industry leaders and the Australia New Zealand Screen Association (ANZSA) to present a new Olsberg•SPI report commissioned by ANZSA to Australian Communications and Arts Minister Paul Fletcher, opposition spokeswoman Michelle Rowland, Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young and senior representatives from the Prime Minister's office and Treasury.

Screen Business – a major new analysis of the UK’s Screen Sector Tax Reliefs researched and written by Olsberg•SPI with Nordicity – has been published today by the British Film Institute.

Olsberg•SPI's evaluation of the impact of the Irish Screen Sectors – including Film, TV, Animation, and Games, and conducted with Nordicity – was published today at the launch of the Irish Government's €200 million Audiovisual Action Plan.

Featured in World of Locations magazine, published by Media Business Insight, the Index is compiled by SPI and updated twice annually.

Olsberg•SPI's groundbreaking research into the Cultural and Audience Value of the Australian Film and TV Sectors was launched today at the Screen Forever conference by Australia's Minister for the Arts, Mitch Fifield.

Following the delivery of our report on the development of the Mauritian screen industry, Olsberg•SPI has been retained by the Mauritius Board of Investment to support its implementation.

Olsberg•SPI and Hong Kong's F Media have been hired as the international experts examining the condition of Hong Kong’s exhibition sector.

Olsberg•SPI – in conjunction with the economics consultancy TBR – has been retained by Creative Skillset to provide ten-year projections of skills needs across the major creative industries.

For a fourth time, Jonathan Olsberg was a member of the assessment team who recommended a number of corporate investments to Screen Australia’s Board as part of its Enterprise Funding programme.

In May, the Abu Dhabi Film Commission announced a new financial incentive for audio-visual productions, using a 30% rebate structure, based on a feasibility study and design recommendations by Olsberg•SPI.

Olsberg•SPI has delivered on behalf of the Council of Europe an evaluation of the European Convention on Cinematographic Co-Production.

Olsberg•SPI is advising Skillset Cymru on a number of assignments concerning current and future skills needs for the Creative Economy in Wales.

Olsberg•SPI is providing strategic business advice to this US-based distributor of specialised and alternative content to US digital cinemas.

Olsberg•SPI has recently completed a range of advisory services concerning the strategic development of Malaysia’s film industry.

Olsberg•SPI has been hired to provide strategic research and advice for the Abu Dhabi Film Commission.

Olsberg••SPI is advising Directors UK on a review of typical deal terms for UK feature film directors.

Olsberg••SPI has been hired to evaluate the European Convention on Cinematic Co-productions with a view to its potential updating and modernisation.

A number of research and strategy projects undertaken by Olsberg•SPI (from our articulation of a new business model for producers for PACT to our long-standing work on the archive sector) were used in evidence in the government’s recent Film Policy Review.

Olsberg•SPI recently undertook work for the Italian Trade Commission and the Association of Italian Film Commissions on the appeal of the Italian film and television industry in the UK.

Olsberg••SPI is undertaking comprehensive evaluation reviews of two of NF&M’s leading specialist funds.